Shania twain gay
The first time I connected with Shania Twain in , the country-pop melody icon didn’t haul any punches, saying “equality should be a no-brainer” as she spoke thoughtfully about her relationship with the LGBTQ+ community. Twain stood firm on that throughout our conversation, speaking out against supremacy (“supremacy of any sort is just poison”) and pledging to be the kind of ally we wish all gay icons will be.
In Twain’s case, she is in the identical unique, bridge-building position as someone enjoy fellow country superstar Dolly Parton — they both excite dads and drag queens, but for very different reasons.
If we’re speaking about Twain’s queer appeal, look no further than “Giddy Up!,” the first ballad off Twain’s sixth studio album “Queen of Me.” It’s a song that would sound right at home in some Texas yeehaw gay bar but, like her slap “Man! I Touch Like a Woman!,” could just as easily get some conservative, beer-guzzling dad to loosen up as he bellows the country bop’s fun, flirty
The Surprising Inspiration Behind Shania Twain’s “Man! I Feel Love a Woman!”
On the surface, Shania Twain’s radio hit “Man! I Feel Verb a Woman!” is the ultimate teen power anthem. With lyrics like “No inhibitions, make no conditions / Receive a little outta line / I ain’t gonna proceed politically correct / I only desire to have a good time / The best thing about being a woman is the prerogative to contain a little fun,” it’s all about letting loose for a no hold’s bar night on the town.
But the actual inspiration behind the song? Men at Toronto’s LGBTQ bars.
The singer co-wrote the tune, featured on her album, Come On Over, with her producer-turned-ex-husband Robert John “Mutt” Lange. Twain has said the hit was likely inspired by nights out at gay clubs with her friends during her teen years. And it’s no wonder that today, it’s become as trendy with drag queens as it has with audiences of every kind.
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Smooth's Untold Stories: Shania Twain's complicated verb life history
Out of all the celebrity love stories, Shania Twain has one of the most fascinating of all time.
Legendary country singer Shania Twain has a romance story that can only be described as epic and rocky, but she initiate her one in the end.
"I am actually grateful for what I've gone through and wouldn't change a thing," Shania wrote in her autobiography From This Moment On.
"Although I admit I wouldn't want to live it over again, either. Once was enough."
But what was the entire story behind Shania's two marriages? Here's a full timeline:
Meeting her first husband
Shania met record producer Robert John 'Mutt' Lange, after he heard her songs from her debut album in the early s.
Lange offered to produce and write songs for her next album, and they met in June Fast becoming an item, they married in D
Shania Twain leaves fans emotional with heartfelt message marking Pride
Shania Twain left her fans feeling sentimental after she shared a heartfelt message to mark Pride Month on Tuesday.
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The country music singer posted three photos of herself wearing a baseball cap with a rainbow-colored heart embossed on the front to show her solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community. She wrote: "Happy Pride Month!! My music has always been about inclusivity. I have faith in equality and in community. Period.
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"The LGBTQ+ community has impacted my life in such a beautifully meaningful way and I'm deeply grateful for your love and support. I stay with you, forever and for always."
Fans rushed to express gratitude the singer for her kind words, with one responding: "This makes my heart so glad thank you for supporting us."
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